Award-winning author and journalist Jennifer Moss to deliver a Keynote speech at Connected Virtual Tech Event
Oct 15, 2020
WARREN, N.J. - Oct. 15, 2020 - PRLog -- Bestselling and award-winning author Jennifer Moss will deliver the keynote speech, "The Psychology of Making People Feel Safe as They Return to Work with Connectivity and Technology" at the Connected Virtual Tech Event presented by Fifth Gen Media, The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and the Proptech Challenge on November 16th at 10:00 AM Eastern Time
Moss is the best-selling author of "Unlocking Happiness at Work" and regular contributor to Harvard Business Review. She's quickly become the "go-to" source when it comes to workplace burnout and how to find happiness and engagement with better wellness strategies. Moss' Harvard Business Review article on the burnout trend was named one of the top five articles for 2019. She speaks internationally as a thought leader in behavioral sciences and regularly consults mid-sized to Fortune 500 companies, school boards and universities, lawmakers and governments on how to develop and measure their happiness strategies for improved performance.
"I wanted to find a person who had the perfect credentials to speak on this important topic of the Psychology of RTW, and I found it with Jennifer Moss," said Rich Berliner Producer of the Connected Virtual Tech Event. "She has the perfect background and credentials to speak on this subject as an expert. I see lots of material produced on what it takes to bring people back to the office but I have not seen anything on making people feel safe and the psychology of how to do that. I think real estate people will find her speech really helpful and interesting," he continued.
Moss' keynote speech will tie in with the Connected Virtual Tech Event's main theme—showing commercial real estate owners how to get their tenants back into their buildings safely and confidently following the COVID-19 pandemic. An assortment of panels, keynote presentations and one-one discussions will help deliver the message. There will be a plethora of information and advice on topics related to connectivity, proptech and much more.
The Connected Virtual Tech Event, an online program where CRE and technology professionals can meet each other and discover valuable information, will be held on November 16 and 17 from 10 AM to 5 PM EST. Visit ConnectedVirtualShows.com to register today.
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ABOUT FIFTH GEN MEDIA
Fifth Gen Media is a full-service digital media company and the publisher of Connected Real Estate Magazine which is published in print and digital formats each quarter. The company's mission is to help educate the Real Estate community about the changing technology landscape regarding wireless, Proptech, connectivity, technology, cybersecurity and much more. This is done with their magazine as well as webinars, white papers, face to face introductions, video interviews, etc. Fifth Gen Media also publishes a weekly newsletter which covers important news and information on what Real Estate leaders need to know to stay current on vital trends to their business. With billions of dollars being poured into Proptech investments by the industry, it is imperative that the industry stay current and educated. Fifth Gen Media is an important part of the ecosystem for this knowledge. For news, updates and information, follow the event on Twitter at @ConnectedREmag.
About the Connected Virtual Tech Events
The third edition of Connected Virtual Tech Event is slated to be a two day virtual trade show and conference using a new interactive platform that delivers the closest experience to a live event. All attendees will create a personal avatar to virtually navigate the show and interact with other attendees, sponsors, speakers, and exhibitors. It delivers a unique and immersive educational and networking environment! The event is being held in conjunction with REBNY (The Real Estate Board of New York) and the Proptech Challenge, which will add a significant number of new attendees to the event. The Connected Virtual Tech Event will be filled with insightful panels, tons of valuable content, and the ability to meet and network with real estate and technology leaders.
ABOUT THE PROPTECH CHALLENGE
The PropTech Challenge was born out of the inaugural REBNY Tech Hackathon, part of New York Real Estate Tech Week 2017. The REBNY Tech Hackathon was launched over a 3-day period, bringing together some of the brightest minds in real estate and technology. The objective of the hackathon was to inspire cutting edge solutions solving real world challenges faced by today's leading real estate companies. Building upon the hackathon's success, PropTech Challenge aims to remove the geographical boundaries and time constraints commonly imposed through on-site hackathons. The Challenge leverages the wealth of technology talent in New York City and beyond, aiming to be the world's leading virtual real estate hackathon series. As we cultivate partnerships around the world, the series aims to drive innovation focusing on the needs of New York City's real estate market. PropTech Challenge was conceptualized by Sandy Jacolow, Duke Long, and Ryan J. S. Baxter. Digital Marketing assistance provided by Alicia Jacolow. The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) is the PropTech Challenge Founding Partner.
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